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* <code>xml.Unmarshall(your_type)</code> will use type info to serialize/deserialize objects | * <code>xml.Unmarshall(your_type)</code> will use type info to serialize/deserialize objects | ||
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= Struct Tags = | |||
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See full details [https://pkg.go.dev/encoding/xml@go1.18.3#Marshal here] | |||
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type User struct { | |||
Name `xml:"Name"` // <User><Name>value</Name></User> | |||
Color `xml:"color,attr"` // <User color="value"></User> | |||
Skip `xml:"-"` // <User></User> | |||
} | |||
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Revision as of 23:03, 25 June 2022
go's builtin library for parsing xml.
WARNING:
wip
Documentation
Tutorials
tutorialedge https://tutorialedge.net/golang/parsing-xml-with-golang/
Basics
To parse xml within go:
- you define
MarshallText/UnmarshallTextmethods on an object- declare a variable with the types you'd like to use
xml.Unmarshall(your_type)will use type info to serialize/deserialize objects
Struct Tags
See full details here
type User struct { Name `xml:"Name"` // <User><Name>value</Name></User> Color `xml:"color,attr"` // <User color="value"></User> Skip `xml:"-"` // <User></User> }
